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3 from 3 votes[perl] Yet Another (more generic) parser for Apache's server-status handler.
Fetches the server-status page of an apache, extracts some information and evaluates them.
Tested with Apache 2.0 - not (yet) working with Apache 1.x
I know there are other plugins for the same. But I think this one is a bit more flexible, as it checks on several different values.
**usage: check_apache_status -H HOSTNAME [-v VARNAME] [-c LIMIT] [-w LIMIT]**\\
If called without -v, it will check all values based on internal defined -c and -w values and will return the "worst" result. \\
VARNAME might be one of:
* traffic (provided in MB)
* requests_per_second
* bytes_per_request
* accesses
* bytes_per_second
* idle_worker
* current_requests
* uptime [will always deliver UNKNOWN]
**usage: check_apache_status -H HOSTNAME [-v VARNAME] [-c LIMIT] [-w LIMIT]**\\
If called without -v, it will check all values based on internal defined -c and -w values and will return the "worst" result. \\
VARNAME might be one of:
* traffic (provided in MB)
* requests_per_second
* bytes_per_request
* accesses
* bytes_per_second
* idle_worker
* current_requests
* uptime [will always deliver UNKNOWN]
Submitted by: promd
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Added: 2008-04-11 00:00:00
Last Modified: 2009-12-16 10:34:46
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